Daily capital journal., April 21, 1908, Page 5, Image 5

PAttr CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 1808
llwiM
J. L STOCKTON
THC OLD WHITE CORNER
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tow motion the coun-
j
fc V 1T . 'w
Half Price:
100 pieces of Wash Goods, Lawns,
Ginghams, Dimities, Organdies, Na
tural Linens, Etc.
New Notions
Added to Our Big Department of Little, Things
6 or. Tn'eum Powder ,.,. , ,V(jc Can
lOc Tooth Brushes for, ., . . pc
I6r Tooth Brushes for . . ,
25c Tooth Brushes for . A ...... i ........ . ,
Collar Ruches; ": .,'...?. .g A ...'.. 7. 26 nnd- GOc box
Baby Brushes ...;..- .'.,'..:?, "v ; .trf. ...... 25c and 5Cc
Babr Combs ...... jfcg .. AW?1. . . MBo nnd 2Cc
A 1 kinds of Fllea nnurSalssora. i .
on tho table.
ell carried with tho excoptloh ot
stoiz. The chair censured tho evl
dont daslro to sidetrack the mons
Jiro. An nttempt was made to havo
Jt reconBldorod but Eldredgo headed
nn opposition on various grounds
and It could not bo taken up official
ly. An Informal discussion follow
ed. Most of tho council men object
ed to the Epolllng of Court strcot
along I ho blocks containing tho pub
lic buildings by narrowing tho same.
The cc-jiicll, nt tho suggestion of
Sto'z, will eonveno next Monday to
again conoldor tho matter.
A resolution was r.dopted provid
ing for tho improving of North Cot
tago "D" and Soventh streets In tho
neighborhood of tho Fair Ground
road.
Resolutions xrera nntnrrl nhthnr!.
Ing tho street commissioner to haVo
SENATOR ROSS
(Continued from pag optic.)
Ross Trial Tuesday.
' Tho trial of J. Thorburn Ross, in
dicted president of tho defunct Title
Guarantee & Trust company of
Portland, began In deadly enrnoat
this morning lu tho circuit court 1m-
foro probably the largest array of
itBui uiiuni over gathered together
In a local court to try a single case.
While only Wnllace McCamant qf
Portand and Win. Knlsnr of thin Mtv
wore tlio only attorneys for tho do-l
lonso, tno prosecution was repro
sontcd by District Attornoy Man
Mng, Assistant District Attorney
utrt naney, aiarnn u JMpes, all of
roruana, nna Attorney
. . i .
,10c
.15c
Hat Pins ....; ',. . i 5c. 10c to 25o
Embroidery iroops ,. ," 'g0
Buster Drown belts, with rovolvor und holstor, tho vary Iatcs rngo
,Ver Wash Bolts it. 16c to 50c
Hannrnl
flrAwfnrrt Tl!erlf A ti.
sidewalks built qn certain points qfiMcNary and Assistant District AV
Broadway nnd South Thirteenth tbrncy Chas. H. McNary.
Oil "'UIB.
Tho strcot committcQ was autho
rized to buy a Studobaker sptlnklor
for $375.
At Mayor Rodgor'a suggestion ho
wn awarded J5 to bnv . nhitaeo
Stamps for nublin hnnlnnnti iirnv
A bill tanking It punlshnblo by a
Iflno not exceeding 20 for. 'bring
ing meat, vegetables or frlllb" Inta
j tho .city without being covered wnfl
referred to tho health committee for
'a slight nmondment. It will bo
passed at tho noxt mooting.
An ordlnnco to prevent swimming
in tho city limits and ono governing
steam woodsnws, both already In
forre, wero amended slightly to cov
er n Bmall defect.
A reso'nitlon pirfectlng nnd Im
proving tho manner of numbering
tho sections of bill 51 of tho city or
dinances was passed. ' .
A resolution was brought tin for
tho extension of Eighteenth street
to tho Garden Road, but an It wns
The examination of witnesses
camo to abrupt stop shortly after
thoy had begun and tho best part
of tho morning was consumed In a,
hot argument between tho attornoys
as to whether testimony could bo In
troducud showing -that the defend
ants, personally, not tho bank, had
recoived tho state moneys, and
Whether tho money so deposited wad
an orainory commercial deposit or
had been placed In tho bnnlc for safo
Keeping. ft
The prosecution declred to pravohto treasuror deposited tho Bchool
Offlclnls wore ro "-" in tno unnK no ucenmo a uodi
Hint the indicted
sponsible, personally, for tho S288.
000 state monoy alleged to havo been,
converted, and that such funds worp
not commercial deposits, and should'
not havo been loaned out.
Bon W. Olcott, duly appointed
ctistodlnn of tho papers of tho de
funct Institution, was tho first wlt
Sorh pluced on tho Rtnnd. He tostl
ed inurely formally that ho had
boon appolted by the United States
learned that a law suit would be Unnrt iin n.iui i.,. tminn m,.ni,
brought by ownors of tho Baker if no imii cortaln nnnom In hU no-
property, through which tho roai PW9lon which would show that the
will tyvo to bo cut, It was roforred 5288,000 of stato monoy had boon
iopositod with tho bank. Olcott tes
tified that ho had,. but nt It would
lako Mme time to got tho necessary
to the councllmon from tho ward af
fected for Investigation,
An ordinance whb introduced pro
viding for tho assswumont for thonta ogpther. ho wan temporarily
,roionBxl from tho otand nnd State
wns
work of laying the grade for nnd
changing tho trnck of tho Portlnirlfrronstiror Chnrloa A. Stoolo
fJonernl Rlpptrlf rnmnniiv, Pnnnnlt. ' n-.i
"; . . . . " y. w ....... .luiiiivii.
tary and director, woro a controlling
Interest ot tho hoard of directors
nnd therefore tho xeal custollann'clf
tho doposlts. From this tlio nrgU
mont enlarged nnd beenmo more tn
tlrcmo and tho jury was oxeusod for
auclt tlmo as It lasted.
Tho tlcfonse next raised tho con
tontlon that tho money doposlted by
Stoolo wap liv.t.ho uatUro of n com
mercial deposit as tlio state txenducef
had tho right to do according to law.
Judgo Pipes, in n longargumont,
gltod many authorities showing that
tho statu monev was nn donoslt na n
Ifbaiimont" -that is for safe keep
ing nnd should not hnve been touch
ed. Both Bldoi,Hhon. Jn turn, jrend
raso after caso giving authorities loT
pruve iiiuir coiuonuon. ;
SlcCanmut's .Argument.. 5
Immediately upon tho corivohlng
of rnlirt thin mornlncr In thn trlnt nf
'j. 'Thotburn Ross, Attornoy Wallac?
.Mcuamant piungca inio tno argu'
ihont upon which tho dofonso ovl
dentty has based Its cntiro caso.
tThat Ik, that tho deposit made by
otato Treasuror aeorpse A. tsteoio
vwUh the Titlo auarnnteov& Trust
company was a, gonoral deposit liko
any other deposit, subject to check,
nnd was not in nattiro of a loan to
tho bank or to its otnClnls nor a bail
ment. f' McCamant argued for hours and
elted nhuudant authority to substan
tiate hlB contention that when tho
CORVAuLIS A EASTERN It. M
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or of tho bnnk nnd . not a balleo;
that tho bank was tho creditor of Mr.
Btool and not a bailor. In order to
inako thin contention stand Mr. Mc
Camant also undertook to show by
decision of the sitpromo court of Oro
gon tho state treasuror was author
ized to deposit tho funds In tho
bank. Both those points of law havo
a portentous bearing on tho caso of
tho dofonso nnd tho decision, of
Judgo Burnett Is awaited with con
siderable Intorost.
Practically no evldonco was heard
by tho Jury today. Mr. Stoolo was
milled tnt bolng nbsont from tho
court room Bon Olcott, export ac
count nnd custodian ot tho books
of the bank was on tho stand a fow
mlnutofl. Ho wn rolenscd and Mr.
Stoolo called as soon as Mr. Steolo
apponrod In court. Whon tho tronH
6:09 p. mJ
fi:0p. ,
iALEM CITY
FATHERS GRIND
A BIG GRIS1
ns tho property ownors havo a now
suggestion which thoy will present
nt tho noxt meeting.
Upon tho application of Chlof
Dnrr, of the flro department, ton
cords of wood wns ordered by tho
council.
Alex Conoyor wns ordored grant' d
n liquor license to conduct big sa
loon nt tho cornor of Stnto and
Commorclnl streets.
Tne round! held a vory ouiot 03-'nvnotiRnK wnn niiimrin,i .w,,rni...un
!oa Ian night In comparison, within rocord typewriter mnohlno for Ro
man Kldrodgo .objootod to tho woidfc- stoolo wns allowed ifwo perfunr- urer was nskod to titlfv that ho do
"franchlso" but did not glvo any rea-jtory questions as to his otllclal tlt'o t Ialod funds In tho dofunct bank
i no , ,
of thoij,
of or rod ft
Iti prcnous moftlngj, In which the
f"w nn noil wns tno' prinolpal
BWarbf- T i r - wns nnlv Anho
nc t' 1, i tine hint Jtvr.nlmr that
PS' r if tllO OniMlnlllllnfi nmu
w;o fh r i-mal point,
The r attorney has boon in-
!' '"1 I thO Council In nivalin r.i
M "iJ "nrf ttrollllllttncr tho rain nf
fvi r riltnmohllok nnd mntnr.
fi '1 I H timlinllla tlmt tlii ,ii-
cordor Mooros, who hns pluggod his
uy iiHHKiuoiisiy inrougu tno mass
of minutes of tho council mo.tln;v.
Tho quarterly report of Street
Commissioner Martin ns Introdiicol,
biiowou mm tnero are a groat many
B'dowalks In bad condition; oapec
lally thoio in tho outlying districts.
Ssvsnty-llve names of propsrty.
owners wno did not iiavo sidewalk.
r. al l...ll. In I... 1 .n.tlll .
Ul V.l1 Umlt flm unnl.l In 1 1. I u..l....it.i ... . i.,. .1 ,,' ..
. " " iwM ... . v I aiiiiiiiiiinu 111 1 hit I'WIIIIUII. lllttl I'l
.11 U I'll Many moillbors Of I tlio .llhitirrv nti Imvn nnlnrml inn.
torinis Htiii aro prepsrod to put tlK'ir
"I'lios,. tl' limltlne of
1 f altOK to lnn thnn n.1
iion 1 tir, hs thoy nro known to
ill) 1 ..trill U'ltllltl n lltfln mr..A
W hr t .'iiKth. nnd an thrt BtrI
a r ' a'' coinpsmtlvoly wldo
J" ' I 11! to boo a conolder
' 'h 'arco up and down strsopi
; " r - t'lg they ars not ho
TPJ t 1 a menace to llfo nnd o
The PniorcdlngK.
A '"' ' fn enrnr Mm at rant
6fk of 'h Portland Gon-rnl lClun.
f"r. i'- V.IB InlrnilnnoI f.iwl
wiM ps thU pnntrnnf tUn wi.rl-
t0 I 1 r'-no bv .lnlv If.Mi lint llm
MCt dntr f r fh pnmnlntl11. nf Mm
5Tl and . 'hfcl' nai.ll..l...n .....
HI fO tM fll rrfttlnn nf Ain. movr.
ICO fVC" t commit Oft Tlin mn.
Ftt I) 1 I ft RIL'HO.I Uv Movnr 1'dv-
' 0' thr flh and L Ki p lor
:: r .' ' m
"tsc 'w 1 ar I
O W
caso of dtapute
'bird soloctod by, the
Tha
No-lti
UK -
t or nronortv owners
Tn asking for tho drain
sidewalks lu good Hhapo
Martin wns complimented hy-th
mnyor for hi- thorough Investigation
and report on ths above.
A lortor from city attornoy Koyra,
answering tho query of n coilncll
men, stated thst the city hns th-
light to chnngo tho street width and
Qtirb.
F. B. Talkinton's petition for a
rouowal of his liquor license Wan ro
forred to tho liconso QommittOM
A petition was reeved from 28
Highland addition proponty owners
for tho romovnl of tho railway csmn
In that district, whloh thoy ternud
"a blot ojt the fnco of tho erth."
was roforred to tho hospital and po
llco with authorization to order the
on m p reioovod.
The orllnanoa providing for the
Improvement of Court street from
Church st root to Twolfth street wan
son wnen nsKtd by stoiz. 'rne, ilt nH quickly a J udrt Pipes askod
council nonrd two roadingB or tncjhm if 1,0 mid glvon tho monoy to
rosolutlons but It wnB then rofornnlKhb defondnnt nnd his co-ollloors for
o tho street commlttoo (until next Idopoalt with 4ho Title Gunrantoe and
... T', .. . ""',''-'"'" '." """.iri.st company, .Mcrnmani wns on
'franchise" in the ordlnnnco waB ,hrftoot with an objection. Ho stntod
twnuio tho coinpany had no fran-that 1 would object to any qiion
ohlio and flhouKl It be montlonod In tlonlng tending to show Hint tho
11111 onunanco uiai inoro was a irn ii,moiipg hnd boon deposited with
chlso, It would toml to glvo tho rall-n08), or tho othdr Indicted omclals
way company ono.
Mnyor Rodgors dullvored a mil 1
warning to members of tho council
not to contract bllln without author
ization. Councilman Gr-eonebaum
said ho was glad tho matter had
como up. That, ho noticed tho con
tracting of debts without authoriza
tion, ofipoclnlly In connection with
tho dyphthorla patlont hold In tho
city Jail. Groenebnum stated tint
lit noticed tho clilor or police a head
quarters had, In nddltlou to boliig
disinfected nnd whltownuhod, benu
varnUlud and painted.
Various bills woro referrod to th(
commiiioe on uccoiiimh nua curi'ui
exp.nstMi.
o
ns distinguished from Hie bank,
proper. Judgo Pipes replied that he
bollcved it was In order to, and that
ho would, show thnt Ros us -pre'sl.
dont. TII11 na vlon iirnHl.iont. AllchU
son, ns dlroctor, Burkhurt, ns secre-' dealers.
e
tho dofonso objected and tho nrgu
ment of Mr. McCnmant wns begun
that lasted throughout the morning
session and well Into tho afternoon.
President Roosevelt Hay.
Thnt outdoor oxorclso Is uoodod by
tho American people. T lint's ti'l
rh'iumntlBtn follow that advlc? Tho
answor Is slmplo uso Ballard's
Snow Mnlmont, and tho rhoiimntlsm
will go, leaving you as spry as a
colt. Gives quick and pormnnont ro
ller from ihoum,tlim. lii'ura'Rla
lamo hack and all pains. Sold by ull
No. 4 r J ..
Lonvo'a' ,Dotrolt .; lt0'O. Ms,
follows, commencing Jan.;if, l&ti
1 Tralwi for!7orvaHi.
No. 8- . "
Leaves Albany ...,,.., 7SS ft, M
rrlvcB itCorvaUl8 . ...!6a
No. 10. & ;
Lvavos Albitny Sti (f5 i. M.
Arrlroa at Corvallia ... 1;S5b.ibv
N'i n V - .
Leavoa AJauy ....... ,$fi'4 5 p. .
Arrlvos at Corvallls .... 8:85 o. M.
Trains for Albany.
S. Nor 5
Leaves Corvallls SilO . au
Arrives 'at Albany ..... 7:10 a. m.1
No. 9 ;
Loaves Corvallls iil6.wi
Anlvi at Albany .... stC5 p. m.
No. 7 -. :
TiOflvi fliirvnll'M ItAAn
Arrives at Albany
No. 11 (Sunday oaly)
Leaves Corvallls ll:lK.m:
(Arrlvls1 at Albany 11488 a. m
No. 12 (un,day only)i?
Loaves- Albany ; A:bt p. Mi
Arrive a. Corvallls , . . .' $:18p. m,
For further Information, apply if
Trlw from and to Yala.
.No. 1
lArrlvcs at Corvallls . .. .TitflO a.l
Arrfvc: at Albany 6:65 m. m!
Lonvos Ynqutua ...... 6:45 a, ik,
ViTivos at Albany 11:58 4. .
No. 2
Loavoi Albany .-12:35 p. m
Arrives at Ynqulna .... 0:15 p..
Trains to and from Detroit.
Loaves CorvalUov ,;, ,. 1:40 p.m.
No. 3 ,
Loaves Albany ....'., 7:30 a. m.
A. M. 0:00, a7:05, 8:05, 10,61.
Vt nr..nm(Av
, ...... .UIIUIIIUI1,
Oen. Pnns. AM Portland, Orcfton.
Jno. M. Scott, Auat. O. P. A.
T
O C. T. Co
Steamers Pomona and Orogos
lonvo for Pbrtlnnd dally oxcopt 8uh
day nnd Wednesday nt 0 a. in. for
CorvnlJlB, TuoHday nnd Snturdsy,
about 7 p. in.
M. P. UALDWIN, AHt.
MB9I
388 State Street
EXCLUSIVE MEN'S SHOP
Phone Main 355
IRRIGATION
SYSTEMS FOR
DRY STATES
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REAL VALUE
m a board of arbltratlonrj tho basis for tho, only bad blood of
H10 meeting It had hrrdly brton
road before lldrodgo Jumped to hla
'la slough was deniel, feet with n motion that It bo laid
There Is
Nothing
fco
dr ay l so dangerous as in Bye Trouble.
a iftldar that wn mii .cat alone fa lei v wail iWltihseiL iiur
fx..r.t sight, yu wlH understand how ImjMJrtantMt Is t
Uk r l'&nces with your yes. -
Our Business Is to' Tell You 'When
You Need Glasses
BARR'S JEWELRY STORE
The Stre if Quality '
h C"?a5! ! (erly SaflQ(Sg.-y.' .
(Unltod Press Lgssed Wire.)
Washington, April 21. The con
stitutional lawyers of Hio sonnto ar--are
irMirhiK to have their lllng
ArKumonts about W10 "pln.ns of the
father." and states' rights will h-
Worked over time when that body
cornea to tuko the measuro from the
Judiciary commlttos Intndinie to jv
strict tho trafllo of liuoxlcatlng Mn-
Mors between "wet and "dr 1
stato.
Whon Hie various bill on thl
subjoct wore being oonsiduitd by th ,
committee there were alinoot
many iiiveront views expressed s
there woro membors. The bill that '
finally got out of committee waa
oompromUe. Instead , of giving a
"dry"' state the right to hold up shli '
monts of liquor nt,the tan bordor.
as desired by the prohibition forroc
It merely provonts a rullniud fromt
aotlng as agent for the consignor,;
and requires tiio full name and ad
dress of both consignor and eoi".
slgnto to be inscribed on the paK
ago.
Some h-rlfatlon is HkiH to "
manlfestod when the dobait coined
on. Thepln points of the consti'i
Hon that aro thought Hkely by 1 . I
exirt lo stlek Into tho practical r
foreement of state prohibition "
oshso sores. It Is lste argument of 1
t4ie senators from tho "dry" and
"sear dry" stales thst the freedom
of iHter-state trsflle In liquor makes
prohibitory state laws of. little t
feet. It takes only a few month su
der the prosont laws to establish a
oomplete system of Irrigation (r
"dry" states from tho outside where
tho damp Is unoonflnsd.
o
Iatli Wun On UN Hettls. I
Jetse P. Korrls. of Skippers. Va.
had a clow cell In the snrlnR o'
190C. Ho says: "An attack of
pnouvwsla left me so veak and wKL
sucb a fearful couch that my frlc-n'u
declared consumption had me, nnd
dsfcth was oj my beeli. Then I w.-ts
p-rsupded to Uy Dr. King's X
Discovory. It helped ne IramoJIato
ly, nnd after U.klng two and a half
bottloa I was a well tnnn again. I
found out that New Discovery Is
the best remedy for coughs and lng
dlser-i In .all tho world." Sold aindrr
ruM"-nto at J. C. Ptrrv's drug
I store. ,50e and- 1.00. Trial bottle
free.
In RACS0 SYSTEM clothes. Do you ever con
sider how much of REAL VALUE there may or may
noi be in the suit or top coat you select and for
which you pay your good money? Well, you should.
And by the way, here are facts for yon about the REAL VALUE in RACS0
SYSTEM handfaiIored suits and top coats.
As any one custom tailor's clothes are unlike the productions of all
other tailors, so RACSO clothes are different, from all other ready-made
clothing."
Distinctively RACSO-different in fabrics, different in style, different in tail
oringno other clothier can show you an exact duplicate of a RACSO garment
Selecting our own woolens enables us to offer you
exclusive patterns. As no maker dictates our buying,
we are free to consider the designs of all master tailors
and therefore become exclusive disbursers of the smart-
. es( styles. By paying more we gat better linings, better
trimmings, better tailoring and the result is JUCS0, the
BETTER clothing, which looks better, wears better and IS
better than clothing commonly sold at RACSO prices, $20
to $10 the suit.
SUPERBA CRAVATS
ALL SILK
5(lc 75c $1.80
The Real Value Kind
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